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PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION

3, Hagavish st. Israel 58817 Tel: 972 3 5595252, Fax: 972 3 5594529 [email protected]

MRC.08.14

User

Manual

English

Congralulalions

onthe

purchase

of

your

products.

Carefully

read

the

Safety

Instructions

andthe

User

Manual

before

usingthisproduct.

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The

personresponsible

for

the

/

•

i

\4r~J

instrument

must

ensure

that

all

users

understandthesedirections

and

adhere

to

them.

Contents

Safety

Instructions

2

Start-up

7

Menu

functions

11

Operation

12

Measuring

13

Functions

15

Appendix

21

Safetv

Instructions

Symbolsused

The

symbolsused

inthe

Safety

Instructionshave

the

following

meanings:

AWARNING:

Indicates

a

potentiallyhazardoussitustion

oran

unintended

use

which,

ifnot

avoided,

will

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

A

CAUTION:

Indicaes

a

potentiallyhazardoussituation

oran

unintended

use

which,

if

not

avoided,

may

result

in

minor

injury

and/

or

in

appr-

eciable

material,

financial

and

environmen-

tal

damage.

Important

paragraphswhichmust

be

adhered

toin

practice

as

theyenabled

the

product

tobe

used

ina

technicallycorrect

and

efficient

manner.

Use

ofthe

instrument

Permitted

use

Measuring

distances

Computing

functions,

e.g.

areas

and

volumes

Indirect

measurement

Addition

and

subtractionoperations

of

measurement

Prohibited

use

•

Using

the

instrumentwithoutinstruction.

•

Using

outside

the

statedlimits.

•

Deactivation

of

safety

systems

and

removal

of

explanatory

and

hazard

labels.

•

Opening

ofthe

equipment

by

usingtools

(screw

drivers,

etc.),

asfarasnot

specifically

permitted

for

certain

cases.

•

Carrying

out

modification

or

conversion

of

the

product.

•

Use

after

misappropriation

.

•Useof

accessories

from

other

manufacturers

without

the

expressapproval

ofour

company.

•

Deliberate

or

irresponsiblebehaviour

on

scaffolding,

when

using

ladders,when

measuringnearmachineswhich

are

running,

or

near

parts

of

machines

or

installationswhich

are

unprotected.

•

Aiming

directlyinto

thesun

•

Deliberatedazzling

of

third

parties;

also

in

the

dark

•

Inadequatesafeguards

atthe

surveying

site

(e.g.when

measuring

on

roads,construction

sites,etc.)

Limits

ofuse

See

section

"Technical

Data

".

The

poduct

is

designed

forusein

areas

perm

nently

habitable

by

humans,

donotusethe

product

in

explosion

hazardous

areas

orin

aggressive

environments.

Areas

of

responsibility

As

the

originalproducerresponsibility:

Responsible

for

providingsecurityproducts

includemanual

and

origin

ofthe

parts.

Responsibilities

ofthe

manufacturer

of

non-Original

accessories:

The

manufacturers

of

non-Original

accessories

.

for

the

products

are

responsible

for

developing,

implementing

and

communicatingsafetyconcepts

for

their

products.They

are

alsoresponsible

forthe

effectiviness

of

these

safety

concepts

in

combination

with

the

productsequipment.

Responsibilities

ofthe

person

in

charge

ofthe

instrument:

A

WARNING

The

person

responsible

forthe

instrument

must

ensure

that

the

equipment

is

used

in

person

is

also

accountable

forthe

deployment

of

personnel

andfor

theiraccordancewith

the

instructions.Thistraining

andforthe

safety

of

the

equipmentwhen

in

use.The

person

in

charge

ofthe

instrument

hasthe

following

duties:

•To

understand

the

safety

instructions

on

the

product

andthe

instructions

inthe

User

Manual.

•Tobe

familiar

withlocal

safety

regulations

relating

to

accidentprevention.

•

To

inform

LeicaGeosystemsimmediately

if

the

equipment

becomesunsafe.

Hazards

inuse

A

CAUTION:

Watch

outfor

erroneousdistancemeasure-

ments

ifthe

instrument

is

defective

orifithas

been

dropped

orhas

beenmisused

or

modified.

Precautions:

Carry

out

periodic

test

measurements.

Parti-

cularly

after

the

instrument

has

beensubject

to

abnormaluse,

and

before,

during

and

after

important

measurements.

Make

sure

the

optics

is

keptclean

and

that

there

isno

mechanicaldamage

tothe

bumpers.

A

CAUTION:

In

using

the

instrument

for

distancemeasure-

ments

orfor

positioning

movingobjects(e.g.

cranes,buildingequipment,platforms,etc.)

unforeseen

events

may

cause

erroneousmea-

surements.

Precautions:

Only

use

this

product

asa

measuringsensor,

not

asa

controldevice.Yoursystemmust

be

configured

and

operated

in

such

a

way,

that

in

case

ofan

erroneousmeasurement,

malfunction

ofthe

device

or

power

failure

dueto

installed

safety

measures

(e.g.

safety

limit

switch),

itis

assured

that

no

damage

will

occur.

A

WARNING:

Flatbatteriesmust

notbe

disposed

of

with

household

waste.Care

forthe

environment

Always

prevent

access

tothe

product

by

unauthorized

Dersonnel.

and

takethem

tothe

collectionpoints

provided

in

accordance

with

national

or

localprovided

in

accordancewith

national

or

local

regulations.The

product

must

notbe

disposed

ofwit

household

waste.Dispose

ofthe

product

appropriately

in

accordance

with

the

nationalregulations

in

force

in

your

country.

Electromagnetic

Compatibility

(EMC)

The

term"electromagneticcompatibility"

is

taken

to

mean

the

capability

ofthe

product

to

function

smoothly

inan

environmentwhereelectromagnetic

radiation

and

electrostaticdischarges

are

present,

and

without

causingelectromagneticinterference

to

other

equipment.

•^WARNING:

The

products

conforms

tothe

moststringent

requirements

ofthe

relevant

standards

and

regulations.

Yet,

the

possibility

ofit

causing

interference

in

otherdevicescannot

be

totally

excluded.

AcAUTION:

Never

attempt

to

repair

the

product

yourself.

In

case

of

damage,contact

the

localdealership.

Laserclassification

Integrateddistancemeter

The

produces

a

visible

laser

beamwhichemerges

from

the

front

ofthe

instrument.

It

isa

Class

2

laserproduct

in

accordancewith:

•

IEC60825-1

:

2007"Radiation

safety

of

laser

products"Laser

Class

2

products:

Do

not

stare

into

the

laserbeam

or

direct

itto

wards

otherpeopleunnecessarily.

Eye

prote-

ction

is

normally

afforded

by

aversionrespon-

ses

including

the

blink

reflex.

^WARNING:

Looking

directlyinto

the

beamwithopticalaids(e.g.

binoculars,

telescopes)

canbe

hazardous.

Precautions:

Do

not

look

directlyinto

the

beamwithopticalaids.

^CAUTION:

Looking

into

the

laserbeam

maybe

hazardous

tothe

eyes.

Precautions:

Do

not

look

into

the

laserbeam.

Make

sure

the

laser

is

aimed

above

or

below

eye

level,

(particularlywith

fixed

installations,

in

machines,etc.)

Labelling

Start-up

Inserting/replacing

batteries

1

Remove

batterycompartment

lidand

attach

handstrap.

2

Insertbatteries,observingcorrectpolarity.

3

Close

the

battery

compartment

again.

Replace

the

batterieswhen

the

symbol

3

flashes

permanently

inthe

display.

Only

use

alkaline

or

rechargeable

batteries.

Remove

the

batteries

before

any

long

period

of

non-use

to

avoid

the

danger

of

corrosion.

Changing

the

referencepoint

(multifunctionalendpiece)

The

instrument

canbe

adapted

for

the

following

measuringsituations:

•

For

measurements

from

an

edge,

fold

outthe

positioning

bracket

until

it

first

locks

in

place.

•For

measurements

from

a

corner,open

the

positioning

bracketuntil

it

locks

in

place,thenpush

the

positioningbracket

lightly

tothe

right

to

fold

itout

fully.

A

built-insensorautomaticallydetects

the

orientation

of

the

positioningbracket

and

adjusts

the

zeropoint

of

the

instrumentaccordingly.

•

For

measurements

from

an

edge,

fold

outthe

positioning

bracket

until

it

first

locks

in

place.

•For

measurements

from

a

corner,open

the

positioning

bracketuntil

it

locks

in

place,then

push

the

positioning

bracket

lightly

tothe

right

to

fold

itout

fully.

A

built-insensorautomaticallydetects

the

orientation

ofthe

positioning

bracket

and

adjusts

the

zero

point

ofthe

instrumentaccordingly.

Keypad

B

ON

/

DIST

(On/measuring)

-

button

Q|

Plus

(+)

-

button

B

Minus

(-)

-

button

^3

Area/volume-button

^J

Angle

button

(9

Reference-button

r

©

Indirect

measurement(Pythagoras)

-

button

E9

Background

light/

Units—button

19

Storage-button

O

Timing

button

0

Clearn/off-button

i

Display

1

Laseractive

2

Reference

3

Indirectmeasurement(Pythagoras)

4

Delaymeasurement

5

Area

volumemeasurement

6

Storedrecord

7

Datadisplay

8

Displayunit

9

Battery

status

10

Hardware

failure

11

The

dynamic

continuous

measurement

12

Marking

function

13

Operationerrorindication

-aaaaas

Batterystateindicator

IOD

Battery100%

SD

Battery?5%

ID

Battery50%

Battery25%

BatteryO%

Standardsupplypart

Laser

Distance

Meter

1

portable

belt

2

battery

1

operatinginstructions

1

protective

bag

1

warrantycard

Menu

functions

Measurements

PI

button(pressed

long)

-

Press

onceagain

to

change

the

unit

of

distancemeasurement.

The

following

units

are

available:

m

(meter),

ft

(feet),

in

(inch),

ft+/in

(feet

-

inch

1/16).

Beep

^)

button

(presslong).

You

can

choose

the

beep

onor

off

as

required.

LaserContinuous

(—x)

IB

Press

and

holddown

thekey

whenswitching

onthe

device

until

the

character

T

appearspermanently

in

display

withbeep

sounds.

Every

further

press

ofthe

key

releases

a

distance

measurement,

^j

Press

thekey

and

hold

to

switch

the

device

and

laser

continuous

operation

off.

Measuringwithtripod

The

reference

must

be

appropriately

adjusted

in

order

to

be

able

to

takecorrectmeasurementswith

a

tripod.

You

can

switch

the

reference

by

^B

button.

The

setting

canbe

shown

onthe

display.

Illuminatingdisplay

pjj

button(pressshort),

the

illuminatingdisplay

can

be

turned

onor

off.

The

Correction

of

tiltsensor

Press

thisbutton

Bj|

to

enterinto

the

"Tilt

sensor"

mode.

Continuously

press

this

button

^3

nve

times

againwhen

the

bottom

of

displayshows0.0;Then

press

button

H

once

toseethe

displayshows

0.1.

Wait

for

five

seconds

and

rotate

the

instrument

by

180

degree.

Press

the

button

H

once

andit

shows

0.2;wait

several

secondstill

it

shows

0.0for

finishing

the

correction.

Pressthisbutton

^9

for

exiting.

Operation

Switching

onandoff

Switches

onthe

instrument

and

laser.

The

dLsjjlay

shows

the

batterysymboluntil

the

nextbutton

is

pressed.

Pressing

this

button

for

longerswitches

the

instrument

off.The

instrumentswitches

off

automatically

after

threeminutes

of

inactivity.

Clearbutton

^P

The

last

action

is

cancelled.Whilemaking

area

or

volumemeasurements,eachsingle

measurement

canbe

deleted

and

remeasured

in

series.

Refenecesetting

The

default

reference

setting

is

from

the

rear

ofthe

instrument.The

displaywillshowyou.

^|

Pressthisbutton,

a

measurement

will

be

extended

along

asthe

referenceedge.

The

display

will

show

youiL.

^9

Press

this

button,will

measure

the

referenceedge

fixed

tothe

forefront.

The

displaywillshow

you!

.

^9

Press

this

button,

the

rear

reference

isset

again.

Level

You

can

choose

the

levelgauge

onor

off

as

required

by

press

this

button

i^J)

Measuring

a

ngle

distance

measurement

Press

to

activate

the

laser.

^J

Pressagain

to

trigger

the

distance

measurement.

The

result

is

displayed

immediately.

Tilt

measurement

The

tilt

sensormeasurestiltsbetween

±45°.

Q?

During

the

measurement

of

tilt,

the

instrument

should

be

held

without

transversetilt,

asfaras

possible,

(±

10°

).

Horizontal

measurement

^^

Press

button

to

activate

horizontal

measurement

in

the

instrument.

The

following

symbol

appears

inthe

display^O-

. Ifthe

button

is

active,

the

horizontal

distance

is

displayed

inthe

summaryline

for

each

distance

measurement

(upto

max.

+/-45°

andup

to

max.

a

transverse

tilt

of

+/-100

).

S

Press

the

button

to

collect

the

measurementdata,

the

data

will

beonthe

display.

Andthe

height

distance,horizontaldistance,hypotenusedistance

and

angle

will

be

showed

on

auxiliarydisplay

in

turn.

Timer

(self-triggering)

^9

Press

this

button

toseta

5-second

timedelay.

orQQ

Press

and

holddown

this

buttonuntil

the

desiredtime

delay

is

reached(max.

30

seconds).Once

thekeyis

released

the

remaining

seconds

until

measurement

(e.g.

29,28,

27...)

are

displayed

ina

countdown.

The

last

5

seconds

are

counteddownwith

a

beep.

After

the

last

beep

the

measurement

is

taken

andthe

value

is

displayed.

timer

canbe

used

forall

measurements.

Minimum/maximum

measurement

This

function

allows

the

user

to

measure

the

minimum

or

maximumdistance

from

a

fixed

measuring

point.

Itcan

also

be

used

asto

determine

spacings.lt

is

commonlyused

to

measure

room

diagonals(maximumvalues)

or

horizontal

distances

(minimumvalues).

H

Press

and

holddown

this

buttonuntil

you

hear

a

beep.

Then

slowly

sweep

the

laserback

and

forth

and

upand

downover

the

desiredtarget

point(e.g.

into

the

corner

ofa

room).

S

Press

to

stop

continuous

measurement.

The

les

for

maximum

and

minimum

distances

are

shown

in

the

display

as

well

asthe

last

measuredvalue

inthe

summary

line.

\s

Addition

/subtraction

Distance

measuring.

H

The

nextmeasurement

is

added

tothe

^p

The

is

subtracted

from

the

process

canbe

repeated

as

recruired.

B

The

laststep

is

cancelled.

Area

Cl

Pressonce.

The/i£li/symbol

appears

inthe

display.

j^

Press

this

button

to

take

the

first

length

measurement(e.g.length).

H

Press

it

again

to

take

the

secondlength

measurement(e.g.width).

The

result

is

displayed

inthe

summaryline.

Volume

Q|

Press

this

buttontwice.

The^symbol

appears

inthe

display.

•

Press

this

button

to

take

the

first

length

measurement(e.g.length).

|

Press

this

button

to

take

the

secondlength

measurement

(e.g.

width).

f

Pressthisbutton

to

take

the

thirdlength

measurement(e.g.

height).

The

volumethenappears

inthe

summary

line.

Tilt

measurement

(^

Long

press

thisbuttononce

to

activate

the

tiltsensor.Thetiltdegree

data

and

tilt

symbol

tor*

appears

inthe

display.

H

Press

to

measure

the

inclination

andthe

distance.

Indirect

measurement

The

instrument

can

calculatedistances

using

Pythagoras'theorem.

Make

sure

you

adhere

tothe

prescribed

sequence

of

measurement:

•

Al

1

targetpoints

must

beina

horizontal

or

verticalplane.

•

The

bestresults

are

achievedwhen

the

instrument

is

rotated

about

a

fixed

point

(e.g.

with

the

positioning

bracket

fully

folded

outandthe

instrumentplaced

ona

wall).

•

The

minimum/maximumfunction

canbe

used

- see

explanation

in

"Measuring

->

Minimum/maximum

measurement".

The

minimum

value

must

be

used

for

measurements

atr

ight

angles

to

the

target;

the

maximum

distance

forall

other

measurements.

sure

that

the

first

measurement

and

the

distance

tobe

measured

areat

right

angles.

Usethe

Minimum/maximum

function,

as

explained

in

"Measuring

->

Minimum/

maximummeasurement".

Indirectmeasurement

-

determining

a

distance

using

2

auxilliarymeasurements

e.g.

for

measuring

building

heights

or

widths.

It

is

helpful

tousea

tripodwhenmeasuring

heights

that

require

the

measurement

oftwoor

three

measurements.

Press

this

button

once,

the

display

laser

is

switched

on.

Aim

atthe

upperpoint

(1)

and

trigger

the

measurement.After

the

first

measurement

the

value

is

adopted.

The

result

is

displayed

inthe

summary

line,the

partial

results

inthe

secondary

line.(Such

as:angle

and

distance.)

If

bevelangle>45°

,Need

to

measure

(2).

(^

Press

this

button,closed

angle

sensor,

Shall

be

measuredagainpoint

( 1)inthe

distance.After

the

measurement

is

completed,

Keep

the

instrument

as

horizontal

as

possible.

£

Press

and

holddown

this

button

to

trigger

continuousmeasurement,sweep

the

laser

back

and

forth

andupand

downover

the

ideal

target

t

'nt.

Press

to

stopcontinuousmeasurement

(2).

The

result

is

displayed

inthe

summary

line,

the

partial

results

inthe

secondaryline.

(Such

as:beveledge

and

anglededgedistance.)

IndirectMeasurement

-

determining

a

distance

using

3

measurements

^J

Press

this

button

twice;

the

display

shows

the

following

symboM.The

laser

is

switched

on.

Aim

atthe

upperpoint

(1)and

trigger

the

measurement.

After

the

first

measurement

the

value

is

adopted.

The

result

is

displayed

inthe

summary

line,the

partialresults

inthe

secondaryline.(Such

as:angle

and

distance.)If

bevel

angle>45°

,Need

to

measure

(2).

^J

Pressthis

button,closed

angle

sensor,Shall

be

measured

againpoint

( 1)inthe

distance.

After

the

measurement

is

completed,

Keep

the

il^trument

as

horizontal

as

possible.

|

Press

and

holddown

this

button

to

trigger

continuous

measurement,sweep

the

laser

upand

down

over

the

idealtargetpoint.

Press

to

stopcontinuousmeasurement

(2K

The

e

is

adopted.

Aim

at

the

lowerpoint

and

||

Press

thisbutton

to

trigger

the

measurement

(3).

The

result

is

displayed

inthe

summaryline,

the

partialresults

inthe

secondary

lines.

Storage

of

constants/historicalstorage

Historical

storage

1^

Press

this

button

for

long

time,

the

icon

(£)

will

show

onthe

display

, andthe

results

(measurements

or

calculatedresults)

are

shown

in

reverse

order.

The^^and^Jbuttons

canbe

used

for

navigation.

Make

it

availableconstant

for

further

calculations

by

pressing^S

button.

endix

Messagecodes

All

message

codes

are

displayed

with

either

or

"Error".

The

following

errors

canbe

corrected:

Icon

*

^^^

1

2800

Cause

Calculationerror,

Receiving

the

reflected

light

too

weak

or too

strong,

Measurementtime

toolong

The

goal

ofthe

ambient

light

istoo

strong

Temperature

too

high

(

+40"C

) or

toolow{

0"C

)

Hardware

error

Remedy

Reoperation,

change

a

bettersurfacereflecting

or

usingtargetplate.

Change

the

light

for

measuring.

-

Cool

down

or

Warm

up

the

instrument,External

Temperature

will

be

available

from

0°C

to+40

=C.

Switch

on/

off

the

If

the

symbol stillappears,

thenyourinstrument

may

be

defective.

Pleasecall

yourdealer

for

assistance.

Technical

data

ITEM

Measuring

range

Measuring

accuracy

Display

accuracy

Laserclassification

.aser

type

Distance

measurement

with

tilt

sensor

-lorizontal

measurementrange

Horizontal

measurement

accuracy

Area,

Volumemeasuring

ndirectmeasurement

3ythagoras

proposition

^lus-minus

method

Continuous

measurement

Minimum

/

maximum

measurement

Display

illumination

Show

beep

Multifunctional

end

piece

Protection

against

splashes

anddu

Historical

storage

Temperaturerange

for

Operation

Temperaturefange

for

Storage

Batterylife

3attery

selection

Laserswitch-off

automatically

instrument

switch-offautomatically

Dimensions

Weight

100minstrument

0.05

to100M*

Typical

± 2 mm**

1mm

j

Class

2MII

620-690nm<

1mW

•

±45°

±0.3°

•

Automatically

t

IP54

10

Orto

+4CTC

-20'C

to

+7CTC

5000

to

8000measurements

LR6

(AA)

2 *

1

.5V

After

30

seconds

After

3

minutes

118

*49

*27

mm

150g

(

without

battery

)

80m

instrument

0.05

to

80

M

'

Typical

±2 mm"

1mm

^l

Class

2M

II

620-690nm,<1mW

•

±45"

±0.3°

•

Automatically

IP54

10

O'C

to

+4CFC

-20'C

to

+70r

5000

to

8000measurements

LR6(AA)2

x

1.5V

After

30

seconds

After

3

minutes

118

"49*27

mm

150g

(

without

battery

)

*

maximum

deviation

occurs

under

unfavourable

conditions

such

as

bright

sunlight

or

when

measuring

to

poorly

reflecting

or

very

rough

surfaces.

Measuring

accuracy

between

10m

and30m

may

deteriorate

to

approx.

±

0.025

mm/m,

for

distances

above

30m

to± 0.1

mm/m.

Measuringconditions

Measuring

range

The

range

of

100minstrument

is

limited

to

100m.The

range

of80m

instrument

is

limited

to

80m.

At

night

or

dusk

andifthe

target

isin

shadow

the

measuringrangewithouttargetplate

is

increased.

Usea

target

plate

to

increase

the

measurement

rangeduringdaylight

orifthe

target

has

poorreflection

properties.

Target

surfaces

Measuring

errors

can

occurwhenmeasuring

toward

colourlessliquids(e.g.

water)

or

dust

free

glass,

Styrofoam

or

similar

semiperme-able

surfaces.

Aiming

at

highglosssurfaces

may

deflect

the

laser

beam

and

lead

to

measurement

errors.Against

non-reflective

and

darksurfaces

the

measuringtime

may

increase.

Care

Do

not

immerse

the

instrument

in

water.

Wipe

off

dirtwith

a

damp,

soft

cloth.

Donotuse

aggressive

cleaningagents

or

solutions.Handle

the

instrument

asyou

would

a

telescope

or

camera.

Warranty

The

instrumentcomeswith

a

one-year

warranty.

This

warranty

effective

premise

is:

according

tothe

company'soperating

instructions

for

correct

operation,

processing,cleaning

and

maintenance

ofthe

tool,

and

the

tool

is

maintainedgoodtechnical

condition.This

means

that

inthe

tool

canbe

used

inthe

company's

original

components

and

spare

parts.This

warranty

is

provided

inthe

toolduring

the

whole

life

expectancy

ofthe

defective

parts

ofthe

repaired

or

replaced

free

of

charge.If

the

component

due

to

normalwear

andin

need

of

repair

or

replacement,

is

notinthe

warrantyvan.

All

illustrations,descriptions

and

technical

specifications

maybe

subject

to

changewithoutprior

notice.

MRC DI-900 User manual

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